Hunh?

I had saved this screen capture to post, but forgot about it. I was cleaning up my very cluttered desktop (funny, that matches my very cluttered desk) and found it again.

You don't often worry about snow on the days it is 74!

Snow Day

In the same vein as Julie's blog post, I will give you the four rules for determing if it is a snow day here.

1. See if it is winter. If so, begin to worry that it might snow.
2. See if the forecast actually includes any chance of precipitation. Worry more.
3. If #1 and #2 are yes, then see what the chance of snow is. If above 10%, go immediately to step #4.
4. Freak out and buy out United of all necessary items, including but not limited to water, kerosene, fire wood, bags of chips, and all of the chocolate you can get your hands on.
5. Look at the window for the next 3 days and wonder when it was actually supposed to start snowing.

If you are school administrator, I would add step 2.5 and say cancel school. Which they did for a day we got next to nothing as far as snow. The day the picture was taken below -- school went ahead as normal. Go figure.